Introduction
University Organization and Administration
Senior Administration
Excerpt from Statement of
Institutional Purposes
Board of Regents
Where to Go, Whom to See
Use of the Masculine Pronoun
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General Information
Introduction
This information is prepared for the convenience of faculty, employees and students and is not to be construed as an official publication of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. In case of any divergence from or conflict with the bylaws or policies of the Board of Regents, the official bylaws and policies of the Board of Regents shall prevail.
This information, compiled by the Division of Student Affairs and produced by the Divisions of Institutional Relations, Health Communication and Continuing Education, is designed to acquaint incoming students with the services, programs and rules that pertain to students of the university. It is hoped that the calendar will prove valuable to students and help them come to feel at home in our academic environment.
The Medical College of Georgia is an affirmative action/equal opportunity educational institution in that no person shall, on the grounds of sex, race, color, creed, national origin, age, religion or disability, be excluded from participation in, or be otherwise subject to discrimination in any educational program, activity or facility.
University Organization and Administration
The president is the chief administrative officer of the Medical College of Georgia. MCG
affiliates with the teaching hospital, MCG Health Inc. and the Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home. The latter is owned by the Veterans Service Board of Georgia and is operated under contract by MCG. The Medical College of Georgia has on-campus clinical facilities, as well as affiliate teaching arrangements with several other hospitals and facilities. Chief among these is University Hospital, the
municipal hospital for Augusta/Richmond County, and the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Augusta.
The faculty and administrative officers are governed by policies of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia and of the university.
Senior Administration
- Dr. Daniel W. Rahn
President
- Dr. Barry D. Goldstein
Provost
- Dr. J. Michael Ash
Vice President, Administration
- Dr. Michael H. Miller
Vice President, Enrollment and Student Services
- Mr. R. Bryan Ginn, Jr.
Vice President, University Advancement
- Mr. Peter Munger
Interim Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial
Officer
- Ms. Beth P. Brigdon
Vice President, Information Technology
- Mr. Andrew R. H. Newton (interim)
Vice President, Legal Affairs
- Dr. Frank A. Treiber
Vice President, Research
- Dr. Roman M. Cibirka
Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs
- Dr. Anthony L. Mulloy
Associate Vice President, Clinical Research
- Ms. Betty Aldridge
Associate Vice President, Research
and Sponsored Program Administration
- Dr. Michael G. Gabridge
Associate Vice President, Technology Transfer
and Economic Development
- Ms. Deborah L. Barshafsky
Executive Assistant to the President
- Mr. Andrew R. H. Newton
Senior Legal Advisor
- Dr. Leona C. Mishoe
Dean, School of Allied Health Sciences
- Dr. Connie L. Drisko
Dean, School of Dentistry
- Dr. Gretchen B. Caughman
Dean, School of Graduate Studies
- Dr. Steve J. Schwab
Interim
Dean, School of Medicine
- Dr. Lucy N. Marion
Dean, School of Nursing
Excerpt from Statement of Institutional Purposes
The Medical College of Georgia, chartered in 1828 as a single academy to provide instruction in "several branches of the healing art," is a major academic health center and a health sciences research university. The institution, consisting of the schools of Allied Health Sciences, Dentistry, Graduate Studies, Medicine and Nursing and MCG Hospital and Clinics, serves as a highly focused and specialized student body. As an academic health center and research university, the Medical College of Georgia is committed to:
- Excellence in academic achievement, which will bring to it national and international recognition
- Development of a fully integrated and cost-efficient health care system that provides leading-edge clinical innovation and technology
- A shared responsibility for meeting the health care needs of a widely dispersed and highly diverse population
- Broadly based research, scholarship and creative endeavors consistent with the highest standard of academic excellence
In view of these commitments, the Medical College of Georgia affirms the following major purposes:
- To provide outstanding educational programs for health professionals, biomedical scientists and educators at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels and for lifelong learning through excellence in teaching and the total development of students in response to Georgia's health needs.
- To provide a high-quality, state-of-the-art health care system, which includes health promotion and disease prevention, and to encourage, test and improve access through the innovations in health care delivery responsive to the changing demographics and needs of the people of the state and nation.
- To be a leading center of excellence in research by generating and applying biomedical knowledge and technology to human health and disease and to play an expanding role in transferring technology to the health care delivery system.
In fulfilling this mission, the Medical College of Georgia aspires to be one of the nation's premier academic health centers for outstanding education, committed public service and leading-edge research and scholarship. As it pursues this goal, the institution is determined to embody the concept of interactive, ongoing partnerships embracing students, patients and the public across the state and nation to effectively serve those who seek a career, those who seek knowledge and those who seek care.
-- Approved an adopted by the Board of Regents, July 9, 1996.
Board of Regents
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia is a constitutional body empowered to govern all public institutions of higher learning in Georgia. Its members are appointed for staggered terms by the governor of Georgia.
The chancellor, appointed by the regents, reports to the regents on behalf of the university system's 34 institutions. Presidents of the institutions report to the regents through the chancellor.
The university system is made up of diverse institutions, ranging from universities to junior colleges and four-year liberal arts colleges. Ninety percent of the state's population is estimated to be within commuting distance of a unit of the system.
Where to Go, Whom to See
Academic Information
Registrar's Office
171 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2201 |
Admissions
School of Medicine
School of Medicine Admissions
2040 Kelly Administration Building
Dentistry
Student Admissions and Academic Support
School of Dentistry
Schools of Allied Health Sciences, Graduate Studies and Nursing
Academic Admissions Office
170 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-3186
(706) 721-3587
(706) 721-2725 |
Transfer of Credit
Academic Admissions Office
170 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2725 |
Career Services
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3356 |
Catalog
Registrar's Office
171 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2201 |
Chaplain
The Rev. W. Jeffrey Flowers
201 MCG Hospital |
(706) 721-2929 |
Check Cashing ($50 limit)
Bookstore
First Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3581 |
Computer Laboratories
Robert B. Greenblatt, M.D. Library
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3441
(706) 721-3356 |
Department of Biostatistics
Third Floor, Pavilion I |
(706) 721-3785 |
Counseling
Personal
Student Health Psychologist
Student Health Center
Academic
Academic Advisors, Deans, Associate Deans
Minority Students
Director of Student Diversity
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706)721-3448
(706) 721-2821 |
Employment
- Summer/Part-time
Financial Aid Office
2013 Kelly Administration Building
- Placement Office
Student Center
- Spouse Employment
Employment Office, Personnel Building
- Financial Assistance
Financial Aid Office
2013 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-4901
(706) 721-3356
(706) 721-3081
(706) 721-4901 |
Health Center
Credit Union
First Floor, Faculty Office Building or
Second Floor, Annex II |
(706) 721-2040 |
Housing
Housing Office, Second Floor, Student Center
Applications, Room Assignments, Maintenance
Off-Campus Housing
After-hours and weekend maintenance |
(706) 721-3471
(706) 721-2434 |
International Visitor Visa Information
Office of Student Diversity
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-2821 |
Library
Information Center
Robert B. Greenblatt, M.D. Library |
(706) 721-3441 |
Lost and Found
Report Stolen Articles
Public Safety Office |
(706) 721-2911 |
Mail
Mail Room and Student Mailboxes
114 Central Distribution Building |
(706) 721-3996 |
Notary Public
Registrar's Office
173 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2201 |
Parking
Annex II |
(706) 721-2911 |
Photocopy Center
First Floor, Annex II |
(706) 721-3333 |
Physical Plant
Physical Plant Administrative Building |
(706) 721-3477 |
Police
Public Safety Division |
(706) 721-2911 |
Printing
First Floor, Annex II |
(706) 721-3575 |
Recreational Activities
Student Government Association
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3357 |
Security Escort Service
Public Safety Division |
(706) 721-2911 |
Service for the Handicapped
Director of Student Affairs
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3356 |
Student Center
Building Coordinator
Second Floor, Student Center
Meeting Room Reservations
Second Floor, Student Center
Student Government Association President
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3471
(706) 721-3356
(706) 721-3357 |
Student Conduct Code and Procedures
Division of Student Affairs
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3356 |
Student Health
Pavilion II |
(706) 721-3448 |
Group Student Health Insurance
Group Student Disability Insurance
Division of Student Affairs
Second Floor, Student Center |
(706) 721-3356 |
Veterans' Benefits
Registrar's Office
173 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2201 |
Voter Registration
Registrar's Office
173 Kelly Administration Building |
(706) 721-2201 |
Withdrawal
Refer to Student Withdrawal Policy
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School of Allied Health Sciences
Dean or Associate Dean |
(706) 721-2621 |
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School of Dentistry
Associate Dean for Admissions, Student Affairs & Alumni |
(706) 721-2813 |
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School of Graduate Studies
Associate Dean
Graduate nursing students should contact the
Vice Dean of the School of Nursing at (706) 721-2787 |
(706) 721-3278 |
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School of Medicine
Associate Dean for Admissions & Student Affairs |
(706) 721-3817 |
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School of Nursing
Vice Dean |
(706) 721-2787 |
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Use of the Masculine Pronoun
Since the English language contains no singular pronoun which includes both sexes, wherever the word "he" appears in this handbook, it signifies he/she. |